$5 for $10 Worth of Drive-in Eats at Sonic
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- Classic drive-in fare
- Tasty shakes & slushes
- Order from your car
- Delivered by carhops
By the end of the 1950s, most of the American economy could be driven through, whether it was an eatery, movie theater, or maternity ward. Hearken back to the golden age of driving through things with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of drive-in eats and treats at Sonic. This Groupon is valid at seven locations in Ocala, Leesburg, Dunnellon, Eustis, Summerfield, and Gainesville.
Sonic boasts a hunger-obliterating menu of burgers, coneys, shakes, and more—all delivered straight to your road vessel by graceful roller-skating carhops. Settle burger-craving stomachs with a supersonic cheeseburger ($3.99), or craft a creative meal out of sides such as chili-cheese tots ($2.59), the cheesy jalapeño poppers ($3.79), and onion rings ($2.29/large), which, like engagement rings, symbolize love and taste better when dipped in ketchup. If crumb-covered palates need a cleansing, swallow a Sonic signature limeade ($2.09/medium) or a slush ($1.79/medium) in any combo of classic flavors, such as cherry, grape, watermelon, or orange. Once eaters have ordered, the all-American feast will arrive balanced atop the head of a roller-butler. Customers are welcome to feast right there in their cars or savor their selections on Sonic's outdoor patio.
Prices may vary by location.
- Classic drive-in fare
- Tasty shakes & slushes
- Order from your car
- Delivered by carhops
By the end of the 1950s, most of the American economy could be driven through, whether it was an eatery, movie theater, or maternity ward. Hearken back to the golden age of driving through things with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of drive-in eats and treats at Sonic. This Groupon is valid at seven locations in Ocala, Leesburg, Dunnellon, Eustis, Summerfield, and Gainesville.
Sonic boasts a hunger-obliterating menu of burgers, coneys, shakes, and more—all delivered straight to your road vessel by graceful roller-skating carhops. Settle burger-craving stomachs with a supersonic cheeseburger ($3.99), or craft a creative meal out of sides such as chili-cheese tots ($2.59), the cheesy jalapeño poppers ($3.79), and onion rings ($2.29/large), which, like engagement rings, symbolize love and taste better when dipped in ketchup. If crumb-covered palates need a cleansing, swallow a Sonic signature limeade ($2.09/medium) or a slush ($1.79/medium) in any combo of classic flavors, such as cherry, grape, watermelon, or orange. Once eaters have ordered, the all-American feast will arrive balanced atop the head of a roller-butler. Customers are welcome to feast right there in their cars or savor their selections on Sonic's outdoor patio.
Prices may vary by location.
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About Sonic
Originally branded as the Top Hat Drive-In, Sonic Drive In didn’t acquire its nationally recognized name until 1959—six years after its inception in 1953. Today, the franchise operates out of 3,500 locations across the country, making it the nation’s largest chain of drive-in restaurants. Sonic Drive In specializes in made-to-order American classics, including burgers, hot dogs, milk shakes, and Ford Thunderbolts—which customers order and receive without ever having to leave their cars. Unique menu items include toaster sandwiches stacked on thick slices of texas toast as well as the brand’s signature tots and fresh limeades.
Sonic Drive In’s numerous awards include a 2011 Zagat survey ranking it among the top five fast-food restaurants in three categories: best value menu, best milk shake, and best drive-thru. The benevolent eatery has also donated more than $2 million to public schools throughout the country through Limeades for Learning, which helps to fund educational projects and retirement plans for classroom guinea pigs.